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Wisconsin’s growing leftist base sees an opportunity to overturn all of the hard-fought reforms by flipping the state’s high court.

Q&A with author of 'Blue Lake' Jeffrey D. Boldt.

Madison, Wis. - The latest Monitor’s Report for Lincoln Hills School/Copper Lake School discusses the new behavioral motivation system the Wisconsin Depa

MADISON (WJFW) - The latest Monitors Report for Lincoln Hills School/Copper Lake School discusses the new behavioral motivation system that the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) has implemented at the

Maybe Thompson’s I-build-things mantra is one reason why he has endorsed construction company executive Tim Michels in today’s Republican primary for the right to oppose Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on

IRMA, Wis. - The latest report from the court-appointed Monitor for Lincoln Hills School/Copper Lake School (LHS/CLS) shows the facility has made continued imp

By Liz Holbrook Wausau City Hall. MWC file photo. WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — A resolution considered a road block to changing fee structures for municipal services has been repealed. In 2005 a resolution was adopted by the Wausau City Council at that time regarding the process to setting up a new service fee method. The resolution stated that a City-wide referendum requesting citizen authorization must be held to institute a fee for a municipal service. A request to repeal the resolution ...

On March 11, 2011, Walker signed Act 10 into law. Act 10 at its most basic limits collective bargaining for public sector labor unions, including wage increases. Since Act 10 became state law, public sector unions may no longer include health insurance costs, extra salary requests, or broader benefit packages in their contracts. As well, Act 10 limits raises to the consumer price index. Act 10 supporters say those changes benefited the state and local governments by saving almost $14 billion ov...

Massive spending increase, billions in higher state taxes, tens of millions in higher property taxes again Evers wants to overturn Act 10, legalize marijuana, implement automatic voter registration and reduce new voter residency requirement to 10 days Repeals Right to Work, mandates gun background checks for all, makes it easier for counties and cities to increase sales taxes School Choice targeted, UW tuition freeze continues, no gas tax increase and allows law enforcement to hire noncitizen...